To: HarmlessLovableFuzzball
Largely overlooked in the Virginia Tech Massacre story is the fact that if “Cho” had decided not to carry out his rampage, he would have graduated next month with a degree in English Literature. How’s that for academic standards
884 posted on
04/18/2007 6:32:19 PM PDT by
libera nos
(Non-Judgmentalism in Academia)
To: libera nos
I’ve been bringing that up to everyone I know. Read his “McBeef” play. And explain to me how this guy got to his senior year in college. It defies belief.
To: libera nos
Largely overlooked in the Virginia Tech Massacre story is the fact that if Cho had decided not to carry out his rampage, he would have graduated next month with a degree in English Literature.Maybe the impending humiliation of being a waiter at Chiles was too much for him.
927 posted on
04/18/2007 6:56:01 PM PDT by
randog
(What the...?!)
To: libera nos
Largely overlooked in the Virginia Tech Massacre story is the fact that if Cho had decided not to carry out his rampage, he would have graduated next month with a degree in English Literature. Hows that for academic standardsActually, Tech is a pretty tough school, at least for a Business or Engineering major, I can't speak to an English major. I have 3 buddies that flunked out of the Business program.
To: libera nos
Yeah, but he would have graduated a year late.
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